Black Hawk County Sunday School Convention Closes
Delegates from Waterloo return from Dunkerton after the twenty third annual Black Hawk County Sunday School convention. The event praised as the most successful yet with strong finances and surplus. Dr E W Lanham Cedar Falls gave a key address on The Bible a Man's Book. Officers for the coming year listed with names and posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dunkerton
Black Hawk County
Iowa
J. W. Knickerbocker
Wil
Liam H. Menchler
Shenandoah
Hudson
Rev. Reachler
I. M. Forney
Orange Township
CG. YP. Canelti
la Porte
L. O. Sarvay
G. W. Mknickerbocker
Cedar Falls
F. W. Davis
How To Avoid Doctor Bills Health Notes
Practical advice claims sickness comes from blood impurities accumulated in winter. A home blood ton ic recipe is shared promising fewer fevers and medical costs. The ad asserts a tonic made with alcohol sugar and additives purifies blood and enhances energy for the whole family.
Disorder at Dan Haggerty’s in State Body View Scene
Cambridge Mass May 14 crowds surged to view Corporal Daniel A Haggerty body in state at militia armory. Only twelve officers on duty, many were knocked down, fainted, or injured. Doctors and police crowded the scene as militia formed provisional company to curb the crush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Daniel A. Haggerty
Vera Cruz
Infant Daughter of Mr and Mrs Spear Dies
Margaret Catherine Spear the 20 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Spear died at 4 20 this morning at the family home 915 Second street west A brief prayer service will be held at the home at 7 this evening and the remains will be taken tomorrow to Delaware Iowa for interment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Catherine
L. A. Spear
Second Street West
Delaware
Henry Dettmier Pioneer Dies After Stroke at 80
Henry Dettmier aged eighty years died after a stroke of paralysis at his son Ernest’s residence 145 South Barclay street. Survived by widow, five sons including Henry in Milwaukee and Louje in Seattle, and two daughters Mrs. John Gilley and Mrs. George Myers. Body sent to Petersen Brothers for burial preparations.
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Henry Dettmier
Ernest
South Barclay Street
Germany
Waverly
Musides
Ernest Voetliner
Henry
Milwaukee
Louje
Seattle
Wash
This Cay
John Gilley
George Myers
Petersen Brothers
Census official checks city finances for efficiency
Bred L Mabee Jr of the census bureau surveys city books in the county for several days. He will file a complete report on city affairs and a government bulletin will compare operating costs of cities with populations over 30 000 to assess efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bred L. Mabee, Jr
Census Bureau
Cass
Mahbee
Merly
St Pauls M E Church Plans Feature Prayer Meeting
The weekly prayer meeting on Broadway at St Pauls M E Church will include several unique features this evening. Special music will be performed as a duet by Miss Esther Peck and Miss.
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St. Paul's M. E. Church
Broadway
Esther Peck
Mies
Passion Play Description Seen by Misa Alina Cutler
A description of the Passion play will be viewed by Misa Alina Cutler of Cedar Malls. To conclude the program, several postcard scenes will be shown through the mirrorscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Smith
Misa Alina Cutler
Cedar Malls
Delaware County Wain Arrested for Forgery
John Gortwall, living near Edgewood, charged with forging a $75 check drawn on Masonwaie Savings Bank and endorsed to James Wood. He was held in Delaware County jail awaiting grand jury after a preliminary hearing where bond was set at $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
John Gortwall
Edgeswood
Delaware
Tthe County
Masonwaie Savings Bank
Kichao
Edgewood
Janes Wood
Bank
James Wood
Dante
Cornwall
Masonville
Justice Court
Grand Jury
Kong
Local notices from Clarksville area May events and incidents
Clarksville May 12 narrator reports greetings to Mr and Mrs John Hamiget and mentions a newborn boy. Several locals face illnesses and medical care including Frity Buchholz and Abel Schrage who suffered paralysis. Community members travel to Colfax Independence Waterloo Nashua North Dakota. A coal car fire at C R I T yards and an electrical storm with no damage conclude the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Boro
Wnd
John Hamiget
Ida Roberts
Frity Buchholz
A. G. Tonneson
Colfax
Abel Schrage
Mattie Spencer
Independence
Mroo
Wallace Hoyer
Waterloo
Art Sehrack
Julia Phours
North Nakota
Jas. Boyd
Will Cook
Osheyedan
Frances Ellwood
Mt. Vernon
Cook
Nashua
C. L. Schellenger
Mite
Fred Tlesse
Wapillo
Bert Ochiltree
Tipton
Marion Davidson
Alice Eason
Fred Barr
Mason City
Slang and Social Class in The Evening Chit Chat
Rutil Cameron critiques slang across social strata, noting how educated and uneducated groups adopt trendy phrases like "I love that" and "you should worry" until overused. He argues slang can be expressive but becomes a crutch for those who avoid clear self expression, then shifts to a Cedar Herald ad promoting a sale with discounts and house plans.
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Considera
Cultura
Bergeron
Nietscha
Tolstoi
Lto
Wom
Local Notes From Brandon and Vinton Area
Mrs. Sarah Van Skike of Vinton returned home Wednesday after spending a week with her son Win Van Skike. Mrs. Julia Forsythe of Vinton is visiting the Geo Child home this week. Harold Weart, previously ill, is now improving. J. D. Evank is on the sick list. Mrs. Irene Wroten bought a lot in the Faults addition and is building a new house. The Courier’s display ads continue to be profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Sarah van Skike
Vinton
Win, van Skike
Jwlla Forsythe
Vinton Ie
Geo
Lisrold Weart
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